Sumif condition

Patcheen

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
My formula is
=SUMIF(B6:B93,A101,L6:L93)

the condition im looking for is if B6:B93 =B101 then add the numbers from L6:L93 together

but when i do its giving me 0 instead of 1

i surely cant be too far wrong

TIA
 

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Shouldn't your criteria be B101 instead of A101.
=SUMIF(B6:B93,B101,L6:L93)
 
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Yep good spot AboyNC i just spotted that too thank you and sorry everyone for putting up wrong info
 
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